This Dubuque History Wiki Page is the direct result of a partnership between the Dubuque Community School District, Loras College Center for Dubuque History, the City of Dubuque, and LoPot Productions
Click here for a listing of acknowledgements........
For your online reference to Dubuque History, click on the links below.......
CLICK on the "Dubuque History" or "Dubuque History 2" links below to find MANY HIGH RESOLUTION pictures of Dubuque Monuments, Buildings, and Historical Homes suitable for use with the LCD projector and overhead screen. These would work for a Visual Discovery activity!
Dubuque's Heritage: Life in Our Own Backyard Music CD
(Copyright LoPot Productions 2002. Use of this music permitted for classroom only. Please contact Lou or Joey Fautsch for permission to use in other ways at school by emailing loujoey@hotmail.com )
My Dubuque
Union Park
Eagle Point Park
Sullivan's Store
Railroad Town
The City of Dubuque
Ticket To Dubuque
Another Railroad Song
Here In My Hometown
My Railroad Men
Back To The Hollow
The Dubuque Emigrating Company
These Everlasting Hills
Grey Eagle
Dubuque's My Home
On The Big Mississippi
Mississippi Sawyer
Dubuque
Antique Dubuque
This is the original CD from the DubuqueHistory Kit!
Enjoy the music!
Click here for lyrics to songs featured on Dubuque's Heritage!
Dubuque's Heritage Volume 2: Life in Our Own Backyard Music CD
(Copyright LoPot Productions 2010. Use of this music permitted for classroom only. Please contact Lou or Joey Fautsch for permission to use in other ways at school by emailing loujoey@hotmail.com )
Like the first CD of the same name, the original songs contained here are meant for students and adults to enjoy, have fun with and sing along, while learning some historic information about Dubuque! Some of the songs have an Iowa theme and are meant to help spark an interest as well as create pride in our state. ~Lou
Dubuque is #1
D-U-B-U-Q-U-E
Down to the Mississippi
A Hybrid Iowa Corn Song
My I-O-W-A
This Town is Your Town
The Old Ham House
Dubuque is Home Sweet Home
Iowa
Song of Dubuque
What's in a Name? - Dubuque Version
My Favorite State
My Own Place
Rollin' on the River
The Redstone
Our Hawkeye Iowa Home
What's in a Name
Old Dan Tucker - Dubuque Version
Welcome to Dubuque
s this Heaven?
Our Iowa Home
dubuquefolklore.jpg
Dubuque Folklore.... Volume 1 (Published by and permission to use granted by American Trust)
This website has information on the Dubuque Farmers Market. Click on the link, find the blue banner and then click on Farmers Market Dubuque Main Street
Reading Further...Study of Three Native American Tribes. Include Fox and Mesquakie
Chapter 6: What Makes Our Community Diverse?
Civic Groups
Carnegie Stout Library
Reading Further..."Stories of the Mississippi From the Riverbank with Gordie Kilgore #34-37
Chapter 7: How Are People Around The World Alike And Different?
Chapter 8 and 9: How Does Our Economy Work? How Does Global Trade Affect Our Community?
Interview of Dubuque resident, Emma Bergman on August 29, 1984. Click on the links below to listen to a wonderful story of life, including her working life, in twentieth century Dubuque!
(This interview is the property of the Center for Dubuque History - Loras College and can only be used in class. This interview will work best using Firefox.) Part One of Interview with Emma (Please allow time to download before playing)
Part Two of Interview with Emma
1940 Census Click on the link above. Can you find Emma Bergman's name on the Census?
(Copyright LoPot Productions 2008. Use of this music permitted for classroom only. Please contact Lou or Joey Fautsch for permission to use in other ways at school by emailing loujoey@hotmail.com )
This is a sound track from a show of the same name presented as a celebration of this important Dubuque anniversary. All of the music is original and was written by Lou Fautsch, Bob Dunn, and Paul Brenner. Each song has a Dubuque or river theme connected to it, and all the songs have an easy listening style.
Discover Dubuque
My Dubuque
Riverland
Night Finds the River
Yesterday's Heroes
4th Street Elevator
All America City
Flood of 65
The Dream
Mile Marker 580
8th & Main
Bend In The River
River of Dreams
Midwestern Hearts
Masterpiece On The Mississippi
Discover Dubuque 175th Anniversary Song Lyrics.pdf
This Dubuque History Wiki Page is the direct result of a partnership between the Dubuque Community School District, Loras College Center for Dubuque History, the City of Dubuque, and LoPot Productions
Click here for a listing of acknowledgements........
For your online reference to Dubuque History, click on the links below.......
Encyclopedia Dubuque
Dubuque - A City At Work (1912-2012)
National Mississippi River Museum
CLICK on the "Dubuque History" or "Dubuque History 2" links below to find MANY HIGH RESOLUTION pictures of Dubuque Monuments, Buildings, and Historical Homes suitable for use with the LCD projector and overhead screen. These would work for a Visual Discovery activity!
Go on a VIRTUAL trip around Dubuque!
Here is a classic video from 1989 - Architecture of Dubuque
Streaming Videos from the City of Dubuque:
1986 Flight Over Dubuque What can you identify in the video?
Carnegie-Stout Public Library 1938
Shot Tower 2011
Five Flags 100 Years
Dubuque Songs By Theme and Chapter.pdf
Dubuque's Heritage: Life in Our Own Backyard Music CD
(Copyright LoPot Productions 2002. Use of this music permitted for classroom only. Please contact Lou or Joey Fautsch for permission to use in other ways at school by emailing loujoey@hotmail.com )Dubuque History Kit!
Click here for lyrics to songs featured on Dubuque's Heritage!
Song Lyrics.pdf
Song Lyrics Part 2.pdf
Song Lyrics Part 3.pdf
Dubuque's Heritage Volume 2: Life in Our Own Backyard Music CD
(Copyright LoPot Productions 2010. Use of this music permitted for classroom only. Please contact Lou or Joey Fautsch for permission to use in other ways at school by emailing loujoey@hotmail.com )Like the first CD of the same name, the original songs contained here are meant for students and adults to enjoy, have fun with and sing along, while learning some historic information about Dubuque! Some of the songs have an Iowa theme and are meant to help spark an interest as well as create pride in our state. ~Lou
Chapter 1: Where in the World Is Our Community?
Chapter 2: Where in the U.S. Is Our Community?
Chapter 3: What is the Geography of Our Community?
Chapter 4: How Do People Become Part Of Our Country?
Chapter 5: What Makes Our Community Diverse?
Dubuque Main Street
Chapter 6: What Makes Our Community Diverse?
Chapter 7: How Are People Around The World Alike And Different?
Chapter 8 and 9: How Does Our Economy Work? How Does Global Trade Affect Our Community?
Interview of Dubuque resident, Emma Bergman on August 29, 1984. Click on the links below to listen to a wonderful story of life, including her working life, in twentieth century Dubuque!
(This interview is the property of the Center for Dubuque History - Loras College and can only be used in class. This interview will work best using Firefox.)
Part One of Interview with Emma (Please allow time to download before playing)
Part Two of Interview with Emma
1940 Census
Click on the link above. Can you find Emma Bergman's name on the Census?
Chapter 10: What Are The Public Services In Our Community?
- Schools of Dubuque ---
Schools on PreziChapter 11: Who Works At City Hall?
Discover Dubuque: A 175th Anniversary Celebration
(Copyright LoPot Productions 2008. Use of this music permitted for classroom only. Please contact Lou or Joey Fautsch for permission to use in other ways at school by emailing loujoey@hotmail.com )This is a sound track from a show of the same name presented as a celebration of this important Dubuque anniversary. All of the music is original and was written by Lou Fautsch, Bob Dunn, and Paul Brenner. Each song has a Dubuque or river theme connected to it, and all the songs have an easy listening style.